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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26
GENERAL NEW 8.

Early Sunday morning west bound
passenger train on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad were wrecked by the
explosion of the engine. The engineer
and fireman was killed but only two pas
'".'.,~"s '""r" seriously injured
The proposed lvIallatory measures OF
| the United States Government against
Canada are commented on by leading
Canadian papers. While all discuss the
matter M Il tone of regret, some profess
to think that the thrcat' are merely n
piece of bluster and express the opinion
that should the proposed measures be
adopted they would be imperative,
| Others take a more serious view OF the
matter, but assert that the policy of non
intercourse, if put into effect, would be
rs Injurious to the United States as to
Canada. 1t is agreed on all sides, how
ever, that the Canadian Government,
come what may, must maintain its digni-
ty and protect its rights.
Archbishop Corrigan maIcs a public
statement of the whole controversy be-
tween Father McGlynn and his ccclcsias-
teal supcriors The complaint against the
priest is of long standing, and he has re-
pcatcdly refused demands to retract his
uttcranccs and summons to Rome. The
Pope has taken the case into his own
charge.
The Chelsea Mass police captured "A
gang of Italian counterfeitcrs last week.
large amount of watches, diamonds
and paraphernaia for counterfciting was
secured
The Boston agents of the society for
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, have
dealt with lsj cases Of cruelty during the
month, and mcrcfully killed 80 horses
and other animals, and the country agents
s5j cases and killed Is. The total num-
Der of Glands of Mercy" formed from
the parent Massachusetts band is now
jiO3.
Simpson Harris, n veteran of the war
of 1912 died in Putnam County Ind, aged
one hundred and five years. He had vot-
ed for Jefferson, and at every Presidential
election since.
Deputy Emitted States Marshal John
Phillips arrived at Fort Smith from Eu'
faula, Indian territory, having in custody
a Creek Indian boy, about IL years old,
named Scabron, who is charged with MUIR
derng his three guards ON the night of
the 18th, near Eufaula The murdered
men were Henry Smith, Mark kirkcndall
and man named Kelly. Kelly was shot
twice and his head almost severed from
his body with an axe. Ills remains were
found some distance from camp. Smith
and kirkendall were in bed in the tent,
both their heads being split open with an
axe. Their lower eXtremitics were
burned badly the murderer having set the
on fire
The freight brakcmcn in the employ of
the Boston & Maine Railroad Company,
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ArooStook Railroad.

The people Of Aroestook county are
again agitating the matter of short line
railroad from some point an the l. q. y
\. railroad line 10 IIpultou, thence t
presque Isle and thence up To Van Buref
and Fort Kent The citizens of Presqu'
Isle are wide awake over it, They hay,
one road now by roundabout way
through New Brunswick hut this onl,
makes them the more anNion, for anothel
and a direct line II will have 10 cont
some day. and the sooner the better fol
the interests of that great county
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26
Enjoy Life.

What a truly beautiful world we live in
Nature gives us grandeur of mountains,
glens and oceans, and thousands of means
of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when IN perfect health but how often dc
the majority of people feel like giving it
up dsheartened, discouraged and worn
out with disease, when there is no oeca-
sion for this feeling, AS every sufferer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof, that
GREEN'S August EOrer will make them
free from disease, as when born. Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint are the direct
causes of seventy-fve per cent of such
maladies as Biliousness, Indigestion
Sick Headache, Co.tiyeness, Nervous
Prostitution, Dizziness of the Head, Pal
pitation of the Heart and other distress
ing symptoms. Three doses of August
EoUer will prove its wonderful effect.
Sample bottles 10 cents Try it.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

Hugh Archibald of Portland, one of the
men engaged in repairing the Eastern
railroad bridge over the Saco river al
Blddeford, was struck on the back of the
neck by falling plank, Friday, and
seriously injured. Half an hour after
wards James Isenor of Portland, another
Of the workmen, was sitting upon tn,
staging, twenty-five feet above the ice
loosening one of bolts that held an iror
beam, and near him were some men put
ting up long pine stringcr. The lattel
unexpectedly swung around and, striking
the plank upon which Isenor was sitting
disl0dged 1t and him, Isenor was hurled
with great force against double brace
and then fell to the ice, striking his head
against pile. He was picked up in an
insensiblc condition. 1t is thought that
he Is injured INTERNALLY.
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annual sessions of the legislature, but it
is not general. As Il rule people are well
satisfied with biennial sessions. This
puts us in mind of a Kcnncbecker who
expressed himself in favor of biennial
sessions and annual elections. He said
he was in the habit of getting pay for Il
days work election day, and it was dis
couraging to have it come but once in
two wears 1t was hard on his revenues
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

SOMERSET, >, supreme Judicial Court, !
December Term, y. ID. l9st.
And now in his tern IL Is ordered, thai no
tiee Of The pendrncy of lhe foregoing pr'ltl9n
he given Ia all the cntcnamt- therein named, by
publishing an nttestcd 60 y of sad pe'liloll'
with TIM order thereon. weeks sucee-siN'ly
IN The somerset REPORTER, II public W~pnpr
pfint,d at -kuWhcguu, in thc County Of Sulhtt
set the last publication To Ice ut least thirty
DAYS brtor- the next term of this Court, 10 Ia
holden AT sl1uwhcgdu, WITHIN and for the euiln
ty ot SniueI>ct, On the tllirl luc-daN oil Marel
ncxt, that sud cutrt ants NAV then and lllrI'
apIrar and h. heard touching said petition /
they shall STE IT.
Attc4t;-I. II. WEBB, Clark
4 true copy Of petition aud order Of COur
thereon
3Wt Attcst-L. II. WEBB. Clerk,
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els barn and dislocatcd his shoulder,
Or. Lowe found no difficulty in replacing
the limb and Mr.. j il now doing We'll. -.
Amasa J. Burrlll las sold Out all except
his farm aud j. about 10 start 10 South
crn California Pasadena. and others are
expected Ia follow sui. Andrew Dun
lap after AN absence of about - year, Is
uoN visiting relatives in Canaan.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

The New Jersey legislature ha- not
settled their organization snarl yet 1t
may be prolonged for some days yet.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

II. 4, Tuck of Fairfield, settled with
the town January LIST, 1887, for all taxes
committed for the year 1856. The amount
Is as follows: Town tax, $40 ,532. 60; cor
poration, s3,27S 10, total Sls,Sl3.70. Mr..
Tuck settled the above amount without
abatement.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

There is lots Of talk about railroad
pr )jects in Somerset County Of winch we
shall say more later.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

CANAAN.-Iieut, johnny the quandam
salvation army singer has held his last
meeting and proposes to take to himself
a wife and return to his home in Philadol-
phia and resume his trade of hat maker;
this sudden change of front among other
things, has been the occasion of no little
excitement and those who once loved
Johnny, love him no longer, safe re-
treat from the land of Canaan is now his
hearts great desire. Mr.. John Nicker-
son late of the Advent faith and late Il
prophet of the early second advent of our
Saviour into this wicked wo Id, preached
last Sabbath at the church, and by abe
argument and confession, prove d to
a demonstration that he had IA ored un-
der a delusion as regarded the early sec-
ond coming of Christ and that the day of
that event is far in the future and can
not be known Mr.. Nickerson is an able
speaker and amuses his audience with
now and then Il joke, plays upon his
guitar, and is m excellent singer and his
gospel songs are quite popu ar; he pro-
poses to give lessons in singing But
when Mr.. Nickcrson persists in preaching
the nonresurection of the wicked he has
a big job Oh hand and if he succeeds,
there will be big gap in some large
families and whole communities will be
on the list of absentees when the last
tramp shall sound. Query-Does not
the preaching of such a doctrine come in
conflict with the Bible and have an i'm
mortal tendency?.. Mont johnson last
week fell from the high scafiold of Crow
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

The BARRIERS and tailors of Philadelphia
have withdrawn from the knights of La
hpr organization.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

The great telephone cases are on trial
At Washington, in the Supreme Court.
! the eases are to be tried at one tear
Il = and eminent counsel are present.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

MOOSE RIVER We have an abundance
of snow here, foot falling at our last
storm. 1t looks as if the lumbcrmen
would have to shovel in order to get to
the spruce The Band of Hope organ
lied here last July is still prospecting.
| The meetings are held monthly on ac-
count of cold and stormy weather. Jan.
list, they held business meeting, when
the following officers were chosen Mrs,
Cinda Campbell, president; Fannie Tai
pey, vice presidents; Minnie Holden. re-
cordng secretary; Gcrtic Moore, trcasnr-
err Lucy Holden, librarians Rose Kim.
ball, assistant usher; Minnie Holden,
orgauist; Edith Newton, John Smith,
Martha Holden, under uSherI. At the
close of the meeting the children enjoyed
themselves two hours by playing games,
assisted by the older members. After
partaking of refreshments all retired to
their homes much pleased. The Tenn
pcrance Union organized in Jackmantown
still hold their weekly meetings. The
number present being small on account of
so many of the members being in the
numbering camps. At their last business
meeting the following new officers were
chosen: Rose kimball, president; Clara
Colby, vice president; Mae Holden re-
cording secretary Clara Colby, treasurer;
Lucy Holden, Urganist.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

The bill calling for "A railroad charter,
from North Arson to Lake Megantic, is a
move in the right direction and in the III
trrcst of Somerset towns The business
Of the CarabaSset valley should come to
and down the kcnncbcC river.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

The election Of Senators Dawes in
Massachusetts, lIisc ok in New York and
Paddock in Nebraska is highly ,ati-Gac-
tory to Republicans Of other States, while
the defeat of Conger Of Michigan Is not
- gratifying.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

The careless use of fire arms by public
officers has resulted in two casualties late
ly, one in Jersey City, where to dispcrse
Il riot Pinkerton detectives fired into a
crowd and shot an innocent boy; another
IN New York city where Il policeman fired
two shots ut an escaping prisoner
one of which killed a man who was
standing in IL doorway near by This
evil ought to be abatcd by law.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26
NOTICE..

STATE OF MAINE SOMERSET 81.
ru the shcrins of our several Counties or
either Of their Deputies or Of my Constable OF
the Town Of III the county OF
GREETlNG.
WI COMMAND NOtt To attach The goods and
estate OF Jonathan Mullins and Daniel Mullins
of Pleasant Ridge in said county, cop rtilrrs
under the name and sly IT, of \. n ID. Mullins.
And also to attach cerialu pine and spruce log
now living ON The west bank oi the hrnnrhtc
River in the Limitation of Pheasant Ridge In
aid county and marked thus IT to the NalUe
al one hundred dollars an summon the said
Defendants al tllr3 may be found IN Your pre-
cinctl to appear before our Justices at oul
supreme Judicial Court, next to he holden at
SkowhcgHn, within and for the county of som
rrset on the third Tuesday of December 1856
then aud thcie III our said tour to answer IN
to Oreu q. Niltum Of Scion in said county III a
plea Of HE case for thai the said defendants nj
said Skowhe gan on The twenty seventh day OF
January a. ID. lssG were indebted TO one
NapOlian Gratd in the sum of sixteen dollars
for work then done by the said NapOian Girard
for the said defendant sat their request in cut
ting and handling the aforesaid logs; which
, said claim for said work the laid NapoaI
Girard therraftcrwardS 10 VITO the same day
assigned and transferred To the plainiiil rs ny
the assignment tone tled in court with thl'
writ viii appear whereby and by force Of Ia,
statute IN such case made and provided TIN
said defendants hCcamr liable and In con
siticratiun thereof then and there prumis GO
| The plaintill to pay hun said sam on demand
| Also for that ihr said defendants at the ptr,
aud time aturc-Hil were iudcbjrd To one Ihodr
',tt"'r ~ .',''' ~ t',r'' a'uHtN !"i ~, Il
| then done by the sail Ii der t,irard for tht
said defendants NJ Their request in cutting aut
| hauling the aforesaid LOGS; which said cluiu
for said work the said Ihoder Girntd there
afterwards. to Wit ON the same day assignc,
/ and transferred 10 the plaiHiii HS by th'
ass gumcui 10 hr filed III court with this W.T.
viii appear; wh,rchy and by force of TIN
statute in such casc nude and provided tn,
! said doirudautS hrcnmc liable aud In consider
alton thereof then aud there promised The
| plant ITO pay him said sum on demand.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

MNpIsoN.-There seems to be Il good
prospect for another wooden mill the com.
ng summer and also possibility of a
pulp and paper mill....A Young Mems
Christian Association was organized in
this place Monday evening Jan 2ith.
f. Ireland was chosen president, X. C..
Gray secretary and Il. T. Spear treasurer.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26
NOTICE..

- Tho Honorable Justices of The supreme
Judirinl Court. next 10 be holden Al SkoWhegtn
within ana for the County of somerset, Nlhlt
Of Mime lnmhiy show Edward skies, WIN
an H. Wiltshire md Gtorge \. Ray muud. oil >an
Francisco, IN The Comfy of San Francisco hhd
~fafc # california. cOpArtncrs dong hnslh'r>
under Tho firm name and -tYlp al Z. skies q
CO.. that they are seized In Zee simple and a.
fefnut. In commons of AID in cert in real estate.
tnat,. in An-un In said County OF SumerHtt
houtded nd de-rribrd ~ FOL ows. II =" II laud
bonded on the Ninth. by land formerly own
ed by EbcueIa Hilton. nov owned or nctulll'' y
10y Nillium X. Gale; ON I'll" Ei>t, Soail ana
South wet By the krnueher RlVrif ou the
Wet tiy "a certain brook rnunlut pnst he plaee
where The housr formerly occupied ~ 9acoH
savage stood and emptYlng INTO the kehuthtf
River. the ahayr drstfibcd hand hciug subject
To the iehi OF dowcr ot Caroline Patterson
widow at saleh Patterson. late of Auson afore
-nid deceased the said skies. Wiltshire aul
Ent mond. nj one undivided firm part with
Ahhir VI -awYci. Of Madison, in the County OF
somerset nf .re-aid, Meltiua Remck. John
Patterson, aud Henry NJ Pattcr-Oni ofparl- an
knaStt hes oud the hunts of thr state thai they
c3uuuf pn.-r-- occupy aad Improve The said
mn II part 10 any advantage while thu sainr lies
in common aud uudI, i,lrd II aforesaid, hui
wholly lose the profits thereof, wherefore
they pray that uollcc my he issucdi ia due
'nrm OF law: and that their said parts may bt
sci Off aud assigned To them in seVeralt5 and
your petition II shall ever pr't'.
Dated tins ninth dnt ut NuNcnher, 4. ID lS7o
T.. Skis ~ co,
Bg A. II. Ware, their Atty
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

EAST CoRNNIILE.-JamcS Fogg and
wife have gone to New York where they
contemplate spending the remaining part
of the winter Their grandChild, Sadie
,Iudkins, accompanied them....All allen
Peavey has arrived in town recently from
Kar sas and Nebraska where he has been
visiting friends the past six or eight
weeks. We have plenty of snow here
at present and quite poor roads at time of
writing. THE school in District No. 1
seems to be prospecting nicely under the
i lstructon of Miss Caddie Gaylord.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

The ANNUAL meeting Of knights Of La
bor WIS held at Augusta yesterday.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

There appears to be some dissatisfac-
la I-----.. e ..isatiat,
of the Secretary of the Board of Agricul-
ture and Hall c. Burleigh and Others APP
pcared before the Committee on Agrcul-
ture and advocated, placing the appoint
mcnt in the hands of the Governor and
Council. Opposition to the present sec
rotary is really the animus of the nine.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

~,
- -N"i'hl'''h ~ -
Baker vile 81 the lalc h'laiI ! b"h'i
who died the ! inst. with Typhoid l'Heu-
,,,..,i.,. ,.,-.i,.l. ,nlv f,,i,r=,Ity. Her hns-
-. .i...5,t
'.''''' -
Mr.. Baker deserves more thah passing
notice. She was loved ami respected ny
all who knew her Wa true CHRISTIAN
W"man,dcNotcd 10 hcr fanny Wa Pallfl l
and always Were pheasant an" e'iial
disposition. a hlnu hrlshpor anu hef'i
complained 81 her lot even ihoa@h II Na'
hard good fl"us "oill'h LON ="
realms above. Ter lnhtrai NaS laI2gN
attended al the Baptlsi chllrch' hcN VT
Frost olliciailn@ - l "thlN nv hcH sun
>tllpcrs were enIoiI'u Iol 'Ht 1h"" mean
laloEilh hN th'lf cahNa>Ntr aNi "eeh,
showing thls NaiuaeIe paper l. Pi"ee'a9'"
by the people 81 NofIld@tH Den '''hc
or more MARRIAGES are Pooke" i"r soon
The wife OF Key. Mt. JONES We are
pleased L" KNOW Is recovering ir" 81. i
long attack OF Nlthht>s..'.N imam lay
ior and "llc are confined tn thelI hous''
the former WIN Pneumonia the Iat''T
with BILIOUS ltNcf'''' ! railipH are STA
this cold weather. \ grand entertain
mcnt was held ! tuesday, evening ny Inc
ladleN ia aNtelic nan tue PIoVt'"s !" ~
towards repairing tile seiool housc'.'
/ Colds anu levers are an inc rag -,
here was IA hNeIy runaway one nay '>i
week. SPlln@ peuN' oNorc"a'r' "ie"'
bags, groceries, rle-' were Ut a'>eou'i,
ne runaway was stopped near ,,'e ha'' !,
ioad. NO daii'a@e ''.'H,NN Put''i 1''"
last lhofSaay anu WAS oura.H H"'uI''as
MISS Il, had peeh great >Ih'Ie II, :. ,o l,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

c. c. Court, March Tenn, isS5.
ORDERED, that the SOMERSET RrroRrtR g pull
lie newspaper printed al Skowhcgan, i'm the County
OF Somerset be designated appointed and made
the County Paper, in which hereafter ali puhhg mo-
l.. II. NEnH, CHerA.
\ true copy of order.
Attest l.. II. WYNN, CLERK.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

BRGnroN.-Coldsn re very common
-. some are down sick. Aih"r,
Walker 10 AT home from the number
regions Mrs. Walker is on the sick list
-. Frank Rowe was called home from
the woods on account of having very
sick child -. Mrs. Mary Decker is in very
poor health, it is feared that she may not
recover. doe Stevens has gone to Wa
tervillc, but will return soon. Miss
Walker from West Athens Is visiting at
Mrs. j. { Walkers.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

The funeral of the Hogan boy acct
deutally shot by PinkcIton detectives,
took place in Jersey City Sunday. Thesc
detectives are denounced by the Central
Labor Union at Boston, Mass, and action
is to be taken to test the right to employ
them in cases Of labor troubles.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

The interstate commerce bill has passed
boil, houses of congress and will proba-
bly, receive the signature Of the President
and become law. The law regulates rates
on roads whose line extend through or
apply to roads wholly in one state. 1t is
not political bill
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-01-26

The veteran, William Atkinson, is in
Augusta looking after the interests of
Tie Wscasset and Mcgantic railroa' in
which he has great confidence. To in
sure its success citizens Of the towns of
Wiscassct, Whitchcld ahd Jefferson have
got to give it starter with good heavy
subscription.
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The BARRIERS and tailors of Philadelphia
have withdrawn from the knights Of La
The New Jersey legislature ha~ not
settled their organization snarl yet. It
NAV be prolonged for some day, yet
ne du'lei'is committee @"'e " f'3''
process yesterday afternoon. II attract
al quite crowd.
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deutally shot by Pinkclton detectives,
took place in Jersey City Sunday. THESE
detectives are denounced by the Central
Labor Union at Boston, Mass, and ACTON
Is to be taken to test the right To employ
them in cases ol labor troubles
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SUBSCRIPTION.
m. Interstate connorco hin has nossed
both bonscs of conoress and will nroba-
blv receivc ,hc sign,ture of tbc President
an" "eo'''i' law 'o IA" ~ ''''''' '"'e'
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rhoro .nno,ro to La eoun dissafi.rac.
So ..,.. -, 1900. 1t ..iaa.jan
of the Secretary of the Board OF Agricul-
ture and Hall G. Bnrlci2h and Others APP
pcared before the Committee on AgrlcuI-
turc and advocated, placing the appoint
Counou o,,,o.itio, to ,h. nros.nt Soc
rotary IL rc,llv tho animus of the nine
m. car,.lo.. ,ee or fire arms NV nublic
.........,,,..
Officers has reSui'c'i III '"o oas'"i''os ''''
ly, one in Jersey City, where to dispcrst
n riot Piukerton detectives fired into a
crowd o,d shot an innocent hoy. another
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LYMAN GRANT, Deputy sheriff